Photometric and colorimetric studies of target objects using small and medium-size telescopes

Bibcode
2024CoSka..54b.205G
DOI
10.31577/caosp.2024.54.2.205
Godunova, V. G.; Simon, A. O.; Markus, Y. S.; Shugarov, S. Yu.; Troianskyi, V. V.; Reshetnyk, V. M.; Izviekova, I. O.; Zhilyaev, B. E.; Shchurova, A. V.; Husárik, M.; Geier, S.; Oszkiewicz, D.; Tomko, D.
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Contributions of the Astronomical Observatory Skalnate Pleso

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2024
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13
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1
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We report on follow-up studies of transient events and objects, which have been conducted in recent years using ground-based optical observations. BVRI photometry has been performed with small and medium-sized telescopes located in Europe and North America. The purpose of these studies, which are mainly focused on objects of unknown nature, is to reveal features of their variability that are critical for classifying the transients and understanding their evolution.

We present here some results obtained from long-term monitoring of transients Gaia18aes, Gaia19bpg, as well as the quasar 4C +21.35.

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Formation and Evolution of Galaxies: Observations in Infrared and other Wavelengths
This IAC research group carries out several extragalactic projects in different spectral ranges, using space as well as ground-based telescopes, to study the cosmological evolution of galaxies and the origin of nuclear activity in active galaxies. The group is a member of the international consortium which built the SPIRE instrument for the
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